The banking group Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland revealed plans to shut 136 branches, claiming that customers are shifting ... they would begin the search in the coming weeks.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has eliminated the three free monthly withdrawals previously allowed for customers using other banks’ ATMs. In a circular dated February 10, 2025, the apex bank ...

Under the new directive, withdrawals made from a customer’s bank ATM will remain free. However, customers using another bank’s ATM will now be charged N100 per N20,000 withdrawal when using ...

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Central Bank of Nigeria has assured Nigerians that both financial institutions and their customers will benefit ... the complaints of shortage of cash at bank ATMs will be a thing of the past.

Under the updated framework, bank customers withdrawing cash from an ATM operated by their own bank, which is commonly referred to as "On-Us" transactions, will continue to enjoy fee-free withdrawals.

File image of ATM users. The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has scrapped free withdrawals for customers using other banks’ Automated Teller Machines, ATMs. Recall that it was pegged at three free ...

While customers appreciate the convenience and features of banking apps, concerns around reliability remain prevalent. There was a decline in Automated Teller Machines (ATM) usage, with monthly ...

The report detailed an incident in which a customer lost ₹35,000 from his account minutes after withdrawing ₹5,000 from an ATM. Acting on recommendations from the Assam director general of ...

INFORMATION NIGERIA learnt that customers will now pay for every withdrawal made from another bank’s ATM. READ MORE: CBN Introduces N100,000 Daily Withdrawal Limit On PoS Transactions The ...

BARCLAYS customers who withdrew “free” cash from the bank during an ATM glitch could find their accounts are overdrawn. Scores of people queued up at ATMs across the UK to take out “free ...